TV Guide BBC Scotland

Claudia Winkleman hosts this musical exploration of her phenomenon ratings success. From epic classical orchestral favourites to opera excerpts with betrayal at their heart, this Prom, recorded in July at the Royal Albert Hall, features melodramatic chart tracks heard on the series with a gothic, symphonic twist. There's a new take on the theme tune and some familiar figures and faces from the challenges and round tables. Conjuring the misty intrigue are soloists Andrea Lykke, HAYLA and Darrell Smith, alongside the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra under conductor Karen Ní Bhroin and BBC Singers in works by composers including Rob Dougan, Sam Watts, Saint-Saëns, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and Puccini

Ian Hamilton and his guide dog Major head to the West Lothian town, which has an incredible industrial past and now a popular commuter area for people working in Edinburgh. Ian helps out in an award-winning butcher's and offers to do some taste testing, then works it off by climbing a hill to find some neolithic remains. He investigates the town's historic theatre and meets a local brass band before getting the chance to relax in Scotland's biggest floatation centre

Facing the biggest challenge of his life, the former cyclist opens up about his journey with terminal cancer and how the mental strength he honed as a six-time Olympic gold medallist is now helping him to inspire others. This documentary follows Chris from the early stages of planning a brand-new cycling event through to being joined by friends, including tennis star Andy Murray, at the end result in Glasgow: the Tour de Four, a bike ride with the ambition to raise a million pounds for charity and show fellow sufferers that it's possible to stay active throughout treatment

Boabby the barman and Stevie the bookie compete for the affection of the new pizza girl, while Jack and Victor try every trick in the book to claim free food from their old pal Winston. Comedy, guest starring former boxing champion Jim Watt and 2003 Pop Idol winner Michelle McManus

Stuart Mitchell hosts a night of comedy at the Church Hill Theatre in Edinburgh. Scotland-based American Krystal Evans finds the funny in the differences and similarities in world views and family values, while rising star Ayo Adenekan wrestles with his identity and reveals his ambitions to become a truly unique Scottish superhero. Jay Lafferty vividly describes the challenges she faces as she gets older, while the headliner is Burnistoun's Robert Florence, making a rare stand-up appearance

Jonathan Watson leads a hilarious mix of classic sketches, popular characters, famous faces and skits tackling 2020 from a footballing perspective. Featuring nostalgic recollections from guest stars, and material covering Scottish football and the world in general